Educator Claudia Biermeier calls for vaccinations for educators.
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Disappointed, sad and angry: Claudia Biermeier’s frustration is deep. She calls on the city and state government to provide educators with the vaccine against Corona earlier.
Munich – The letter begins with the words: “I am disappointed, sad and angry.” It was written by Claudia Biermeier at Munich’s top city and the state government. Biermeier, 38, is an educator at a Munich * primary school. And she still has to wait for a vaccination. “The health department has announced that group 1 has to be vaccinated first. If there is a vaccine, maybe it’s our turn. ”Biermeier can only shake his head.
I fully understand if the elderly are vaccinated first. But also educators and teachers are in the first place – doctors, for example, have protective equipment, but educators only have a face mask. “Who is holding his head? Who is trying to be there for the children? Who dries tears We educators and teachers. And we have to wait. ”She became an educator because she loved her job. “At the moment, however, I cannot do justice to the children. It hurts my soul, ”writes the 38-year-old.
“Our children urgently need face-to-face teaching again”
The Bavarian Teachers’ Association also requires vaccinations. “Our children urgently need face-to-face lessons again,” says FSVO President Simone Fleischmann. “So that further openings can be implemented as quickly as possible in all school levels and types of schools, this must happen in step with the current vaccination strategy for staff at schools.”
On the occasion of the Prime Minister’s Conference and the specific resolutions to be expected in Bavaria, Fleischmann demands: “All teachers and all staff at schools must be vaccinated before they go to face-to-face classes.”
Starting in the second quarter, Munich will receive 13,000 vaccine doses per day
Up to and including last Monday, the municipal vaccination team carried out a total of around 74 200 Corona * vaccinations: 36 200 first and 6300 second vaccinations as well as 17 300 first and 14 400 second vaccinations in the old people’s and nursing homes. In addition, around 17,200 vaccine doses were given to clinics in Munich.
As reported, Munich will receive around 13,000 vaccine doses per day from the second quarter. Therefore, not only the vaccination center is to be expanded, two to three additional locations are also to be created. The vaccination center is designed for 7000 vaccinations, currently 3000 vaccinations are carried out daily. It is conceivable to vaccinate in the elderly and service centers. The city council is dealing with the issue today. SASCHA KAROWSKI – * tz.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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